ten.

Because I'm the only one on the internet who didn't get tagged.  _{But wanted to ._.}



10 things about frog art.  

1.I start my sketchbooks on the last page and work my way backward.  That way, when it's done the best work will be at the front, and the worst at the end.  Hopefully.

2.When I was little, I used to draw triangle people.  They were basically stick people, but with colored triangles for bodies, and three stick fingers and little 'L's for legs.  I used to fill huge construction paper pages of these guys.  I'm not sure why.

3.Drawing faces doesn't come naturally to me.  They're very hard for me to visualize, and so if I'm in a rush to finish something (esp sequential) it's the first thing I'll leave out (there are times when it's unintentional and I just didn't notice).  

4.I actually love drawing background and layout.  However, I don't think people are as interested in seeing them, so I don't draw them so much or post when I do.  

5.I have a very fragile ego.  In fourth grade, my teacher, without telling me, submitted a watercolor painting I'd done to some fancy competition thing where it got third place.  I was devastated and secretly swore never to draw again.  Man was I a drama queen.

6.I'm still really sensitive; whenever I get compliments on my art, I just assume the person is lying.  I know this can't the be the case all the time, but I can't get myself to believe otherwise.

7.Likewise, I love criticism.  No one of you can hate my art any worse than I do, so it's not like you can insult me.  And when I receive a really thought out critique, I think even if they don't like it, they at least care enough about me to spend their time and thoughts to help me suck less.  Ya know.  It's nice.

8.The best colors are red, brown and orange.

9.My dream is actually to be a linguist or a translator.  I don't know why I am an art major.

10.I hate everything I've ever drawn.  Everything.  I don't know how to stop doing this.